If you struggle with daily tasks like remembering to take medication, preparing a meal, washing or dressing or moving around your home, use our home equipment finder below to buy things that can help you stay well and independent at home.
There are lots of suggestions and examples you can find from local retailers or specialist providers.
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Dementia clocks
Clocks for people with dementia can offer pictures, voice and video reminder alarms.
Key safes
A key safe is a strong mechanical box in which the key to your door can be securely stored. Your keys can be accessed by a combination code which will only be known to you and anyone you give the code to.
Smart entry devices
Smart door locks don't need a key to open them and can be controlled through your smartphone.
Vibrating pillow alarm
These can go under a pillow and create a buzz or vibrate which someone can feel rather than hear.Can't find what you're looking for? Search again.